Of that contingency.
Were I a king—which isn’t
To be considered now,—
A diadem had glistened
Had fame with laurels crowned me,—
She hasn’t up to date,—
Nor time nor change had found me
To love and thee ingrate.
If death threw down his gage, Love,
Of that contingency.
Were I a king—which isn’t
To be considered now,—
A diadem had glistened
Had fame with laurels crowned me,—
She hasn’t up to date,—
Nor time nor change had found me
To love and thee ingrate.
If death threw down his gage, Love,